The 5G blitz is on; what it means for CIOs; plus, going serverless

IT Strategy Digest Content from TechTarget's global network for CIOs and IT Leaders |March 1, 2017 NEWS How 5G wireless technology will dazzle, confuse and be of use for CIOs Linda Tucci, Senior Executive Editor The hype around 5G technology is crazy. That doesn't mean CIOs shouldn't get ready for it. Also, Google cracks SHA-1. (SearchCIO.com) Advertisement NEWS   Function as a service, or serverless computing: Cloud's next big act? Serverless computing aims to unshackle developers from the work of provisioning and managing servers. What role will it play in IT's quest for agility? (SearchCIO.com)   OpenStack public cloud big outside of U.S. Providers in Asia and Europe are turning to the open source platform to run their public clouds. But it's not happening stateside. (SearchCIO.com)   2017 IT priorities: A mix of forward-looking and traditional tech Our ninth annual IT Priorities Survey indicates data centers will address upgrades and infrastructure improvements and take on new and emerging technologies. (SearchCIO.com)   IT career advancement: The move to management As businesses increasingly embrace technology as a strategic advantage, IT career advancement will rely on tech professionals' untapped skills as they strive for management roles. (SearchCIO.com) EXPERT ADVICE   IBM's Rossi on AI ethics: 'Start small and widen the scope' The rapid evolution of AI systems is prompting calls for a code of AI ethics. But how to make a moral machine is far from settled science. (SearchCIO.com)   Ransomware detection: Can employees help? As ransomware attacks continue to escalate, should organizations make employees an integral part of their ransomware detection strategy? (SearchCompliance.com)   IT advice: Becoming a board member is within reach In this SearchCIO video, Vertex Inc.'s John Viglione explains why becoming a board member starts with dropping the technical jargon. (SearchCIO.com)   CERN offers path to rare OpenStack skills Read why the European particle physics lab hires young people, trains them on its OpenStack architecture and then lets them go. (SearchCIO.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from IT Strategy Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget CIO and IT Management Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2017 TechTarget. All rights reserved.